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Mite night, protecting the region’s bee population

Emerald Regional Beekeepers group are hosting a Varroa Mite information night on Tuesday 13 February. With an expert speaker, Victorian Apiarists' Association board member...

Workshops for future writers

A series of free workshops for autistic people will be held in Healesville. The Auti-magination: Sharing Stories of Autistic Writers in the Yarra Ranges aims...

Breaking down barriers to childhood dental care

Many kids dread a visit to the dentist and oral health and hygiene can often be neglected when kids express their distaste for dentistry. Inspiro...

Parents Hub welcomes supported playgroups

It can be complex enough for parents navigating the early childhood section without adding a requirement for additional needs or support. Mooroolbark’s Parents Hub...

Tax cuts set to benefit La Trobe residents

The electorate of La Trobe is set to benefit the most from the Labor Government’s amendments to the stage 3 tax cuts in Victoria,...

One million ribbits and going strong

Croaks, ribbits and more have contributed towards an amphibious undertaking recently as an Australian citizen science project reaches a new record. FrogID, the Australian...

No change in interest rates as price pressures ebb

Mortgage holders have been granted another month of interest rate relief after the Reserve Bank of Australia left monetary policy unchanged, as expected. The Reserve...

Monbulk nursery faces charges after death of maintenance manager in 2022

WorkSafe has charged a Monbulk nursery and horticulture supply company after a worker suffered fatal head injuries when he fell 3.5 metres through a...

Victorian Sport Awards nominations now open

Nominations are now open for the Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs), the most prestigious night for our state’s sporting and active recreation community acknowledging the...

Final permit approved

Yarra Ranges Council has approved final changes on a planning permit application for a retail and residential premises on Monbulk's main road. The block...

CFA safety model joins the many offerings at Emerald Library

Those lucky enough to call the Emerald Library their local, will be more than familiar with the many exciting things on offer each day. The...

Women in STEM find growth working Big Build projects

The ongoing Burwood Highway Upgrade have recently provided the perfect opportunity for civil engineering intern Fariha Chowdhury to hone hands on experience and more...

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Working towards a more energy resilient Hills area

Cardinia Shire residents are set to benefit from AusNet work underway to make the region more energy resilient. AusNet Executive General Manager Strategy, Regulation and...

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